gas prices

After hitting all-time record highs earlier this month, the average prices for gallon of gas is trickling back down, according to the latest numbers released by AAA New York.

The average price in the Utica-Rome area is $4.39 a gallon, also up 18-cents from last week.

Skyrocketing gas prices across the U.S. have motorists wondering how much higher they could go. As we can all clearly see, small increases of 3-cents here and a nickel there add up quickly.

Gas prices in the Utica Rome area are falling slightly after reaching an 18-month high in November.

Can you remember the last time you saw a regular gas price under $3.00? I can't.

I haven't seen a single place that's offering gas this inexpensive in the Utica area. So if you're looking to fill up, this is the best place to go!

You could soon be paying more at the pumps. For the first time in seven years, gas could reach $3 a gallon.

You're summer trip may soon be a little cheaper. Gas is going down just in time for summer travel.

The aftermath of Hurricane Harvey is now expected to affect gas prices nationwide, and even here in Central New York.

Don't get too comfortable with the reasonably low gas prices across Upstate and Central New York.

If you did any traveling during the holiday season, you likely experienced lower gas prices. Anywhere you travel in the continental United States, you'll find lower prices on gasoline than in Upstate New York.

Here's some good news - gas prices in central New York are down this month, and just in time for the holidays. Due to lower gas prices, it's expected that more people will be on the road this holiday season.